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Turks and Caicos Islands: 5 Day Forecast
Ahoy, all ye sea-loving scallywags of Turks and Caicos! We're settin' sail around Mudjin Harbour on Middle Caicos, takin' a swab-mate over to Boaby Rock Point on Grand Turk, and drop anchor at Grace Bay on Providenciales. Let me spin ye a yarn of the skies and seas we be havin'!
On Monday, the skies be mostly clear across our islands as we set sail! With temperatures at 77°F and humid air makin' it feel like 79°F, the breezes will guide ye sails at a swift 19 MPH from the southeast. The waves be gentle at around 3 feet. Boaby Rock Point will see slightly higher winds as always, ye be warned!
Come Tuesday, the clouds be gatherin', but fear not! Our sturdy vessels will brave the 4-foot waves with ease, as the winds hold steady at 20 MPH from the east. With the humidity, it shall feel like 78°F. An all-day adventure awaits with clouds to shade ye from the blazin' sun.
By Wednesday, we be havin' partly sunny skies and a bit of light rain showers in the afternoon. Temperature stays steady at 77°F with the wind slowing to 16 MPH from southeast. What heaviness there be in the air will make it feel like 79°F. Smooth seas with 4-foot waves be on the horizon.
Thursday's skies be clear for much of the day, as the waves start to settle from a high of 5 feet to 4 feet. Temperatures will feel like a balmy 79°F with a delightful breeze of 14 to 17 MPH from the east. Prepare for a sun-kissed journey whether ye be fishin’ or loungin’.
Friday brings us glorious sunny skies 'neath which tempered waves reduce to a gentle 3-5 feet for that blissful morning sail. As eastward winds vary from 8 to 18 MPH, the air remains warm at 77°F, feelin' like 79°F – perfect for a layover or dockside market dealin'.
Now for me top pick of the best afternoons to set sail the high seas – with most calmness and smallest waves: Third place goes to Thursday afternoon, second to Wednesday mornin', and the best time for a sail be Friday mornin' when nature be the kindest!
And remember, mateys, to chart yer course over at weatherpirate.com for up-to-the-hour ship's logs, and should ye need help with a cargo, visit parcelpirate.com to manage all yer islandly imports. Fair winds and smooth sailin' to ye all! Arrr!"}]}